Sentence examples for mirrors from the from inspiring English sources

This is smoke and mirrors from the Tories.

He still has 70 mirrors from the show for sale in his shop.

INSIDE: Most of the vertical surfaces are covered in glass or mirrors, from the walls to the kitchen cabinets.

Mr. Guerre has no German mirrors, but he does have early Venetian mirrors from the 1600's; Spanish and Flemish mirrors from the 1600's and 1700's; and several 18th- and 19th-century French mirrors.

In the end, the men borrowed two old antiaircraft searchlights equipped with five-foot mirrors from the army.

Lot 283 is a pair of German rococo silver and gilded metal mirrors from the mid-18th-century.

Lot 94 was a six-foot-tall Italian Rococo giltwood mirror from the 18th century with carved foliate borders and a crest of mirrored cartouches.

There it was, the oval mirror from the upstairs hall, leaning over a cellar window.

Buy the Mirror from the train shop; not all the media has been bad on Hillsborough.

That was replaced in 1987 by a more elegant solution, the electrochromic mirror from the Gentex Corporation.

They moved a mirror from the bedroom — unlucky — into the anteroom.